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6.2 a) Solar System

Lesson 1 - Matter in the Universe

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Each body in the ______ ________ has its own characteristics and features. solar system
 Characteristics of objects within the solar system are determined by their _________________. composition
The Sun is a _____. star
Matter can be found as _____. a solid, liquid, or gas
Matter is ______________ throughout the solar system. distributed
What is the center of our solar system. The sun
Everything in the universe is made of some form of _____. matter
The solar system consists of _____. the sun, planets, natural satellites, comets, asteroids, meteors
Matter is anything that has mass and ______. volume (takes up space)
What object makes up most of the mass of our solar system? The sun
Matter is only in our solar system. True or false False
Mass is the measure of the amount of ____________ in an object. Matter
The sun makes up ___% of all the mass of the solar system. 99.85%
Planets, moon, comets make up most of the remaining matter. True or false True
There is evidence of all three states of matter within our solar system. True or false True
What conclusion can be drawn between a planet’s mass and the number of its moons. Planets with more mass attract more moons.
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